Oversized Headline Portrait Mask Poster

Format

Text Parameterized

Inputs

headline_word (text) · Required subject (text) · Required color_palette (text) · Required theme (text) · Required tagline (text) · Required

Outputs

Editorialposter (image)

Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values before using this prompt. See parameters and defaults below.

Create a premium editorial poster built around one visual mechanic: an oversized headline word functions as a physical mask through which a portrait is revealed. Render "${headline-word}" in thick, smoothly rounded custom letterforms spanning most of the vertical frame; treat each letter as a cutout window. Place ${subject} directly behind this typographic layer so it is visible only inside the letter shapes—the portrait must never extend past a letterform edge, and no part of the subject may appear outside the type. Fill all remaining space with a solid, flat ${color-palette} background, with no gradients or texture, for maximum contrast against the letters. Direct the subject's styling, expression, and wardrobe to match a ${theme} mood, while keeping the masking mechanic, letterform shape logic, and layout identical across any theme. Add minimal magazine-style micro-text: a small issue marker in the top-left, a category label in the top-right, and the line "${tagline}" at the bottom-center. Use a clean sans-serif style, keep the text unobtrusive, and include no additional text anywhere else. Render in a hybrid style: photorealistic portrait quality fused seamlessly with crisp flat vector typography, with no visible seam between photo and type and no drop shadows on letters. Use soft, directional, studio-quality lighting on the subject that never breaks the letterform silhouette. Make the composition centered and symmetrical, in a 4:5 portrait aspect ratio, with a print-ready commercial finish.